Kahua, a leading provider of capital programs and construction project management information solutions (PMIS), announced that Dalene Flooring is now utilizing Kahua Analytics for its flooring projects.
Dalene Flooring is an award-winning, fourth-generation flooring retailer/installer headquartered in Connecticut. A customer since 2021, Dalene flooring has reenergized its PMIS usage with new Kahua features and workflows that heighten the subcontractor experience. These capabilities include the new Kahua Analytics app to coordinate both upstream and downstream bids.
Because Kahua is configurable to any customer’s needs, several reporting dashboards were tailored for Dalene Flooring’s preferences and will be of benefit to all subcontractors. Kahua and Dalene’s ongoing relationship will allow for additional customizations and more robust analytics via future dashboards.
“What Kahua Analytics means to us is that day to day, we can manage what’s going on in real time instead of setting hours aside to run reports and compile them,” Dalene Flooring COO Gordon Crunden said. “We don’t get paid to manage our business; we get paid to perform our business. In order to perform our business, we need to manage it.
“The quicker we can do that, the more productive we – as leaders – can be, the more productive our team can be, as we are coaching them in the right direction. For us to have good accurate info at a few clicks of a button is invaluable.”
He added that Kahua has created perfect dashboards for Dalene’s project management, “allowing us to make more informed business decisions.”
Crunden also said Kahua Analytics integrates data from various sources within his organization, ensuring all relevant information is consolidated and accessible, helping Dalene Flooring monitor key performance indicators and identify areas for improvement.
By integrating Kahua Analytics into its workflow, Dalene Flooring enhances its ability to manage projects, track performance and plan for the future based on robust data analysis.
Kahua President Brian Moore said, “We are able to provide out-of-the-box analytics for a subcontractor that covers new construction, maintenance and safety. Most subcontractors do not have access to data scientists to pull this type of analytics together to help executives gain more insight into their operations.”
